[pageonetoo]

My wife forwarded this to me. What do you think? Is this correct?

[RWR8189]

I'd buy from a Saudi before I bought from Citgo.

[marvlus]

It's really simple to do.

If so, how come it isn't being done?

[MinuteGal]

Isn't Amoco now BP?

This list may need updating....it's been around a long time.

Leni

[RWR8189]

Not too mention that BP owns Amoco...

[Lovebloggers]

Citgo is owned by Venezuela.

[Lokibob]

Add Mirastar to your list of no imported oil (Mirastar is in the west, and associated with WalMart).

[Mr. Bird]

The list of no-arab oil companies stretches the imagination, doesn't it? I find it hard to believe that ANY major oil company in the states operates without at least some product from OPEC.

[Ben Chad]

Glad I didn't get rid of the old 10-speed.

[dhuffman@awod.com]

Instead buy a VW TDI. 48 and 52 mpg on the last two tanks of fuel, the difference due to average speed over the ~700 mile range on a tank. Yes, you're still buying Saudi oil but no more than you must.

Expedition drivers ought to have to wear a towel wrapped around their heads - or declare their car a consulate. Who was it that used to make a model 'Consul'?

[DCPatriot]

It's ridiculous.

The Saudis have a BILLION Chinese and Indians who'll buy their oil.

It's called supply and demand. Of course if you attended American public schools you might not know that.

[anton]

Bomb their ass and take their gas.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

No. It is not correct.

Just buy from gas companies that don't import their oil from the Saudis.

It doesn't work that way. By the time you are sticking the nozzle into your car's tank, there is no way to know from whom the crude oil was purchased from.

[Rippin]

Are you actually suggesting you can get the Chinese to pay more than they have to by staying away from Saudi oil-if you could actually pull this off?

[SVTCobra03]

And its not BP/Phillips, its Conoco/Phillips.

[Just mythoughts]

http://www.araboilboycott.com/sites/araboilboycott/index.asp

[SMARTY]

I understand all this but right now where I live, Marathon and Speedway are THE cheapest and are consistently cheaper than all others.

[general_re]

It's a load, sorry. But it's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness, I say, so here's something really useful that'll help you decide where to buy gas:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/

[wbill]

This is no different that the 'Send a message, Don't buy gas on Tuesdays' EMail that makes the rounds every time prices go up.

Just as Citgo doesn't care if you buy $8 of gas on Monday or $10 on Wednesday.....the Saudis don't care if they sell to Shell or the Chinese.